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Windfall for Australian sports

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Other sports to benefit include athletics and hockey, who both receive A$470,000 (£214,366), hockey,


London 2012 Handball Arena given go-ahead

  • London 2012

FEBRUARY 11 - A HANDBALL ARENA to be built for London 2012 that will become a new multi-sports facility in legacy is set to start construction this summer after it was given planning permission.

The Arena will be in the west of the Olympic Park, to the south of the Hockey Centre, within four minutes


Post-2012 plans for Olympic Park unveiled

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 FEBRUARY 10 - LONDON'S Olympic Park will house a secondary school and a leisure and sports academy in addition to being a world-class athletics arena after the 2012 Games, under new plans unveiled today.

will be complemented by a range of new facilities for sports in and around the Park, such as football, hockey



Former international hockey president gives up Olympic roles

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ELS VAN BREDA VRIESMAN (pictured), who last month lost her position as president of the International Hockey

Vriesman has also quit her role as president of the FIH'S Foundation for the Promotion and Development of Hockey



Top foreign coach appointed for 2012 Paralympics

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  PETER ERIKSSON (pictured), a former Swedish speed skater who has coached 113 medallists, has been recruited from Canada to be the new UK Athletics Paralympic head coach.

conclusion of his competitive career, he moved into coaching where he worked in speed skating and ice hockey


Top foreign coach appointed for 2012 Paralympics

  • Parasport

  PETER ERIKSSON (pictured), a former Swedish speed skater who has coached 113 medallists, has been recruited from Canada to be the new UK Athletics Paralympic head coach.

conclusion of his competitive career, he moved into coaching where he worked in speed skating and ice hockey


Women's football big winner as New Zealand begins funding round for 2012

  • Football

  WOMEN'S football has benefitted at the expense of hockey, basketball and badminton as New Zealand

But the losers are women's hockey, women's basketball and badminton which last year shared a total of

is continued multi-year support for Paralympics, winter sports, bowls, flat water canoeing and men's hockey

Men's hockey gets the largest increase, from $400,000 (£146,479) to $700,000 (£256,339), while other


Women's football big winner as New Zealand begins funding round for 2012

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  WOMEN'S football has benefitted at the expense of hockey, basketball and badminton as New Zealand

But the losers are women's hockey, women's basketball and badminton which last year shared a total of

is continued multi-year support for Paralympics, winter sports, bowls, flat water canoeing and men's hockey

Men's hockey gets the largest increase, from $400,000 (£146,479) to $700,000 (£256,339), while other


Innsbruck to host first Winter Youth Olympics in 2012

  • Innsbruck 2012

DECEMBER 12 - THE Austrian resort of Innsbruck will host the inaugural Winter Youth Olympics in 2012, it was announced today. 

final cut.An estimated 1,000 athletes aged 14-18 will compete over 10 days in seven sports: skiing, ice hockey


Programme for first Youth Olympics in Singapore announced

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  MIXED-GENDER events and 3-on-3 basketball are among the planned innovations for the inaugural Summer Youth Olympics in Singapore in 2010, it was announced.

The four team sports - football, handball, hockey and volleyball - will consist of one national team


Briton appointed head of European Hockey

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  ENGLAND'S Martin Gotheridge (pictured) has been appointed as the new president of the European Hockey

  It follows  the election of Leandro Negre as the new president of the International Hockey Federation

Gotheridge was elected president of England Hockey at the 2005 annual meeting, a position that sees him

During his hockey career, Gotheridge's involvement in the sport has included a playing and umpiring as

well as spells as being chairman of the competitions committee of the old hockey association, competitions


Briton appointed head of European Hockey

  • Hockey

  ENGLAND'S Martin Gotheridge (pictured) has been appointed as the new president of the European Hockey

  It follows  the election of Leandro Negre as the new president of the International Hockey Federation

Gotheridge was elected president of England Hockey at the 2005 annual meeting, a position that sees him

During his hockey career, Gotheridge's involvement in the sport has included a playing and umpiring as

well as spells as being chairman of the competitions committee of the old hockey association, competitions


Negre replaces Vriesman as head of international hockey

  • Hockey

Leandro Negre (pictured) has replaced Els van Breda Vriesman as the new president of the International Hockey

  Negre, who was the president of the European Hockey Federation, will hold the office for a term

The 62-year-old Negre is credited with helping create the Euro Hockey League.  

"I would also like to thank Els van Breda Vriesman for the excellent work she did for hockey."